Tammin

Sub Clover

Tammin

Tammin is a more persistent and resilient early flowering subterraneum clover(ssp. subterraneum).

HIGH HARD SEED LEVELS

Tammin was developed for cropping rotations in low-medium rainfall (300-450 mm annual average rainfall) areas with the novel traits of RLEM cotyledon resistance and much higher hardseededness than other cultivars. Tammin also has a much slower breakdown of hard seed in the autumn making it able to handle false breaks. It will still have 15% hard seed after 3 years, improving its ability to recover in short cropping phase rotations.

Suited to all livestock types, silage and hay

Features

  • Early flowering
  • High hard seed levels
  • Delayed hard seed breakdown
  • Redlegged earthmite resistance

Benefits

  • High forage yields in lower rainfall environments
  • Provides quick feed in autumn and winter
  • Provides quick feed in autumn and winter
  • Provides quick feed in autumn and winter
  • Will maintain better persistence and yield over time
  • Less seed lost due to out of season rainfall
  • Some seed will survive after 3 year cropping phase

Sowing Rates

Sole species
5-10kg/ha
Pasture mixes
2-5kg/ha
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Tarlee

Sub Clover

Tarlee

Tarlee is a mid-late season sub clover providing a new and improved replacement for Clare and Antas (ssp. brachycalycinum).

BETTER SEED REGENERATION AND DISEASE RESISTANCE FOR MORE FEED

Tarlee is well adapted to neutral to alkaline soils but will perform well in moderately acidic soils (pH CaCl2 6.5-8.5). It has improved seed yield and has shown superior performance over those older varieties after the establishment year. This is due to its improved seed yield and disease resistance resulting in higher regeneration levels over other brachycalycinum varieties. It is best suited to areas with approximately 500-775 mm annual average rainfall. Tarlee establishes rapidly like other brachycalycinums. It can be used as for permanent and semi-permanent pastures in neutral to alkaline soils and where soil-cracking is likely over summer. It can be used in cropping rotations or for specialist hay and silage production due to its outstanding first year production

Suited to all livestock types, silage and hay

Features

  • Sub species brachycalycinum (black seeded)
  • Late season flowering
  • Higher seed yields
  • Good disease tolerance

Benefits

  • Suited to moderately acid-alkaline soils
  • Well suited to flood irrigated hay production
  • Higher seedling regeneration in years 2 and beyond
  • Higher autumn/winter yields from more plants
  • High spring and total forage yields
  • Well suited to silage and hay production
  • Improved resistance to clover scorch
  • Greater yield and seed set

Sowing Rates

Sole species
5-10kg/ha
Pasture mixes
2-5kg/ha
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Tonuss

Short Term Ryegrass

Tonuss

Tonuss is a diploid hybrid ryegrass developed to provide high winter production, excellent late season forage quality, improved over-summer production & persistence in the following year

QUICK ESTABLISHMENT AND EXCELLENT WINTER PRODUCTION

Tonuss is a diploid hybrid ryegrass developed and selected for its excellent persistence under grazing. It has quick establishment and excellent winter production for a hybrid ryegrass. Tonuss produces a fine dense sward with rapid recovery after grazing, and low aftermath heading for improved late season quality. It has excellent disease resistance to rust and verticilium wilt, making it an ideal grass for production under both high rainfall and summer irrigation

Suited to all livestock types, silage and hay

Features

  • Diploid
  • Some perennial parentage
  • High winter production
  • Low aftermath heading

Benefits

  • Lower seeding rate. Fine dense pasture sward
  • More feed when it is needed most
  • Improved pasture persistence. Better summer and second year production
  • Excellent late spring and summer feed quality

Sowing Rates

Oversowing Kikuyu
30-50kg/ha
>850mm Irrigation
35-50kg/ha
700-850mm Rainfall
25-30kg/ha
500-700mm Rainfall
20-25kg/ha
Oversowing perennial pastures
15kg/ha
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Tucana

Grazing Cereals

Tucana

Tucana is a mid-late flowering forage oat suitable for multiple grazings and lock up for high yields of high quality hay.

LEAFY OAT FOR GRAZING, HAY AND SILAGE

The Tucana is about 7 days later flowering than Colossus and better suited to mixing with forage legumes such as clovers or vetch to increase hay quality.

Suited to all livestock types

Features

  • Multi-grazing variety
  • High yielding
  • Late flowering
  • Large broad leaf

Benefits

  • Can provide increased grazing returns
  • For either increased grazing or hay production
  • Suitable for producing high quality
  • Improves quality and overall yield

Sowing Rates

Sole grass with clovers and herbs
80-100kg/ha
Pasture mixes
1-2kg/ha
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Yanco

Sub Clover

Yanco

Yanco is a mid-season sub clover providing a new and improved replacement for Riverina, Trikkala and Monti (ssp. yanninicum).

BETTER SEED REGENERATION AND DISEASE RESISTANCE FOR MORE FEED

Yanco is well adapted to moderately acidic (pH CaCl2 4.5-6.5) soils prone to waterlogging and to loamy and clay soils with good water retention.

It is highly resistant to both Race 1 and 2 of clover scorch (Kabatiella caulivora) and that coupled with its outstanding seeding ability, ensures highest autumn-winter forage yields and high total yields.

It is best suited to areas with approximately 450-700 mm annual average rainfall and where the growing season extends into November.

Yanco is suitable for permanent and semi-permanent pastures. It can be used in cropping rotations, but at least two years of pasture are required between crops

Suited to all livestock types, silage and hay

Features

  • Mid-season flowering
  • Good hard seed levels
  • Sub species yanninicum (cream seeded)
  • High seed yields
  • Strong clover scorch resistance

Benefits

  • Tolerant of water-logging. Well suited to flood irrigated hay production
  • Higher seedling regeneration in years 2 and beyond. Higher autumn/ winter yields from more plants
  • Produces more feed in medium-high rainfall zone Will re-seed in early season finishes
  • Better plant survival and forage yields
  • Protects against seedling losses with false breaks

Sowing Rates

Sole species
5-10kg/ha
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